Renowned duo VOLAC return to Myth of NYX with Like Ice, a slick, on the low club weapon built on their signature fusion of house and tech-house. VOLAC continue their momentum on the label following previous releases Wannabe, Over Here, and To The Floor. On Like Ice, they deliver another groove-driven anthem!

METODI returns to Set About with "Let Me See You," a key transition release that shifts his sound from peak-time techno back into new-school tech house. A focused, groove-led single built for modern club floors, it showcases METODI's evolving direction while keeping his signature power and precision intact.

NIGHTMODE

Generation HEX

Hood Politics Records

HEXAGON

Gold Digger Records

Extra Spicy

SPINNIN' RECORDS

LIP SERVICE

MADMINDS

Smash The House Official

Gabss, Morab and Ryoda link up on 'Blind' EP for Watergate Records, delivering a three-track package aimed at different moments on the floor. The title track 'Blind' leans into a big room Tech House direction. Built around a sharp, driving groove, the track is pushed forward by a sawing synth line and short, rap-like vocal bits that give it a raw and direct energy, designed for peak-time sets. On 'The Attic', Morab and Ryoda take a different angle. The track sits in Indie Dance territory, with a looser groove and cut-up vocals that keep things moving without overcomplicating the arrangement. Closing the EP, 'Work Here' brings the energy down a notch. Moving into Melodic House, the track is more spaced out, with vocals from Ellynora adding a softer layer on top of a steady, flowing groove. With the 'Blind' EP, the trio delivers three tracks with distinct directions, covering peaktime pressure, groove-led moments and a more reduced closing feel, all with a clear focus on club use.

Generation HEX

303Lovers is the spawn of a musical design by Manuel De La Mare, Luigi Rocca and Alex Kenji. Rooted in three tiers of electronic music, those being tech house, techno and electronica, the label symbolises a soundscape that has melted away boundaries, ventured into crossover and retained underground status, whilst continually proliferating its musical direction to ensure it is on the cutting edge of electronic music.

Sherm and ABSNTH make their long awaited return for their second collaboration "Party" This time, they've gone bigger... WAY BIGGER. Run it up, this one's a party starter.

Rock Bottom Records

Black Lizard Records

Catch & Release

House Call